Sue
Australian Shepherd | Dickinson County, IA
Age : 2 Years 1 MonthAdultFemaleMediumTricolor (Tan/Brown & Black & White)
About
Characteristics
cratetrained eventempered gentle doesWellInCar leashtrained needsCompanionAnimal olderKidsOnly skittish timid
Coat Length
LongVaccination
CurrentHouse Trained
YesGood in Home With
Others DogsCats
Adoption Fees
275Meet Sue
***The first step in the adoption process is to complete the application at www.emmetcountyanimalshelter.org*** This gorgeous gal Momma Sue. She is a pure bred Australin shepherd. You may remember her from the video of the night she was rescued? She had been at large for months and the efforts to secure her were not working. Then during the first ice storm of the season someone found her puppies and the rest is history. Her pups have all gone to their forever homes and are doing amazing. Now its time for Sue to find her forever home. After her pups left the nest, Sue moved on to a foster home as well. She was so sad to be all alone in the puppy room with no one to play with. Her foster has other dogs and cats and Sue does great with all of them. Sue is about 2 years old, loving and affectionate with her humans. She is kennel trained and house trained and loves to snuggle on the couch. She is learning to play with toys and is still pretty scared of new things but with time and patience she will continue to learn that people care about her and are safe. She would do best in a home with other dogs and older kids. She does prefer women but she is ok with men. Sue is spayed, up to date on vaccinations and microchipped. Her adoption fee is $275.00
Adoption Process
application, adoption fees for dogs/puppies start at $150-$300. Cats/kittens are free will offering adoptions. Contracts for adoptions must be signed. All animals (unless too young) are altered prior to adoption. If not altered a deposit is paid and given back plus a rebate after the alteration has been performed.
Contact
Emmet County Animal Shelter
(712) 209-1288
[email protected]
http://emmetcountyanimalshelter.org
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